Bank Alfalah And SAWiE Ecosystems Promote Climate Resilient Agriculture Through CSV Roadshow
Bank Alfalah and SAWiE Ecosystems hosted a Climate Smart Village roadshow bringing farmers, policymakers, researchers and financial institutions together to discuss climate resilient agriculture.
SBP Urges Urban Agriculture To Address Pakistan’s Food Security And Rising Urban Heat Risks
SBP recommends integrating urban agriculture into Pakistan’s city planning to improve food security, reduce urban heat, recycle waste and support greener urban economies.
NIBAF Pakistan Launches Specialized Climate Risk and Green Banking Program
NIBAF Pakistan to conduct a comprehensive training on climate change adaptation green finance and ESG risk management for bankers in Karachi on August 26 2026.
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb warns rapid population growth and climate change pose existential threats to Pakistan
Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb calls for structural reforms, contraceptive tax relief, and National Finance Commission revisions to tackle population surge.
Pakistan and China Strengthen Strategic Alliance for Green Finance and Climate Technology
Federal Minister Dr. Musadik Malik and IFS President Ma Jun meet to discuss the Green Fields initiative and China’s 7 trillion dollar green financing system.
Swedish Bank SEB Proposes Multi Country Climate Investment Fund for Pakistan Sustainable Development
Sweden SEB bank explores a multi country climate investment fund for Pakistan focusing on water energy and green infrastructure projects to boost sustainability.
ADB Warns Pakistan’s Census Data Gap Limits Analysis of Climate Impact on Workers
The Asian Development Bank has warned that Pakistan’s census lacks employment status data, limiting analysis of how heat stress and air pollution affect workers and labour productivity.
Climate Change and Population Growth Major Obstacles to $3 Trillion Economy, Says Finance Minister Aurangzeb
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has identified climate change and population growth as the two biggest obstacles to Pakistan’s $3 trillion economy target. Speaking on Geo News, he warned of economic damage from recent floods and rising poverty, while Miftah Ismail emphasized the need for reforms and renewable energy adoption to achieve sustainable growth.
Aurangzeb ‘quite hopeful’ Pakistan can achieve 3.5% GDP growth in FY26 despite flood impact
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has expressed optimism that Pakistan will achieve close to 3.5% GDP growth in FY26 despite the flood impact. He highlighted macroeconomic stability, IMF support, credit rating upgrades, privatization progress, and deepening China-Pakistan economic ties as key factors driving recovery.